Streaming while camping

[RCIII]

What’s the best way to stream while camping in our TT? I can pick up things (Peacock, Prime, etc.) on my iPad but nothing on our TV. Winegard is useless when we’re camping in the mountains of Colorado. I also heard that the Winegard Gateway Wi-Fi router isn’t a good option.

 

[John&Andrea]

I have connected the iPad to our TV many times. HDMI connector that connects to the tablet. Then the proper source selection on the TV.

 

[Stuart W]

What’s the best way to stream while camping in our TT? I can pick up things (Peacock, Prime, etc.) on my iPad but nothing on our TV. Winegard is useless when we’re camping in the mountains of Colorado. I also heard that the Winegard Gateway Wi-Fi router isn’t a good option.

Starlink is working extremely well for us, I held out for a long time but it has been great
If you go with the portable unit prices have come down to $199 for the equipment

 

[RCIII]

I have connected the iPad to our TV many times. HDMI connector that connects to the tablet. Then the proper source selection on the TV.

Starlink is working extremely well for us, I held out for a long time but it has been great
If you go with the portable unit prices have come down to $199 for the equipment

 

[RCIII]

Interested in the Starlink but from what I’m seeing the prices are a lot higher than $199. I’ll keep looking. Thanks

 

[Just George]

@Stewart W Ok I'll bite.. where can I find the Starlink equipment for $199?

 

[RCIII]

I'm down for that too. Even with Amazon Prime prices I'm seeing are north of $500.

 

[MemoriesByTheMile]

Starlink has different pricing in various parts of the country. And they have different pricing on different dishes.

Mini dish costs more than standard dish.

They give lower pricing for the equipment if you are in an area that has extra Starlink capacity.

I currently see the mini priced at $599 and the standard at $349

 

[Texas Clodhopper]

The standard Gen 3 dishy $199 sale ended Oct 1 I believe.